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To: jughandle
I'm in her club, lol. I spent $40 total for 1 Christmas gift. I am so happy to have contributed that much to the economy. That gift was for 1 Downs grandson, all the others got CASH.

Over the years I have always given Savings Bonds, just this year one of my grandsons cashed in and bought a used car. All the toys I could have bought over the years, would have been discarded, broken or garage saled. Now he has a car, and understands what I did for him.

When they reach age 20, I give them nothing.

15 posted on 12/26/2012 9:17:37 AM PST by annieokie
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To: annieokie

I wasn’t going to spend a dime this year because I’m going to have to pull the property taxes out of my ear. But, I did/will. One 20s kiddo will be needing new tires soon so told her to consider that a late Christmas present. The other needed some sweatshirts that, thankfully, Walgreens had for $1.50 (!) each. Christmas dinner was from food already on hand in the freezer and garden so no holiday spending there. There isn’t any money to blow. When the .7% numbers came out, we all hollered at the tv it wouldn’t have been that high without the guns sales. I’m sure that number isn’t taking inflation into consideration and I’m sure it’s been padded just like the unemployment figures.


17 posted on 12/26/2012 9:46:44 AM PST by bgill (We've passed the point of no return. Welcome to Al Amerika.)
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